09 G37x Sedan - Lowering Spring?
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Can you elaborate.... did you install the regular sedan springs or the coupe X springs? And how much drop did you see? A model number for the springs would be a bonus.
Thanks in advance
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i installed the regular sedan springs part 6383.140 which can be found on the stillen website STILLEN : Eibach Pro-Kit Lowering Kit i saw about 1.4-1.5 drop in the front and 1.3-1.4 in the back. my only complaint about these springs are purely aesthetic because the drop in back is lower than in the front giving it an uneven look. other than that, i love being lowered and the ride quality/ improved performance
I've heard of many people using the coupe springs so I'm sure they will work. Question is, how much will it lower the sedan? And whether it's any different than the lowering obtained from the sedan version.
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Only thing that's worrying me... the coupe is already lower than the sedan, right? So if the coupe is already lower than the sedan (especially the x sedan), the drop for the coupe springs (as listed on Eibach) may be waaay too much?
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I'm in the same boat as you guys...just picked up a '10 G37x sedan and trying to figure out what's the best way to drop it...
From what I understand the stock coupe springs are already lower than the stock sedan springs. Some people have used the stock coupe springs to give a slight drop to the sedans. So my guess would be that the Eibach coupe springs would be a bigger drop on the sedan than the Eibach sedan springs. Also I believe the Eibach coupe springs are stiffer than the Eibach sedan springs, so the ride might be rougher using them.
Between the 07-08 (6383.140) and 09+ (6390.140) RWD Eibach sedan springs, I read that Eibach changed the springs for the 09 to give a more even drop. The 07-08 springs on the 09 make the front sag more than the rear. Maybe this is because the vq37 is heavier than the vq35?
So right now I'm leaning towards the 6390.140 part unless a better info comes around...
Was able to dig up this info over on g35driver...they seem to be more adventurous over there when it comes to modding...
From what I understand the stock coupe springs are already lower than the stock sedan springs. Some people have used the stock coupe springs to give a slight drop to the sedans. So my guess would be that the Eibach coupe springs would be a bigger drop on the sedan than the Eibach sedan springs. Also I believe the Eibach coupe springs are stiffer than the Eibach sedan springs, so the ride might be rougher using them.
Between the 07-08 (6383.140) and 09+ (6390.140) RWD Eibach sedan springs, I read that Eibach changed the springs for the 09 to give a more even drop. The 07-08 springs on the 09 make the front sag more than the rear. Maybe this is because the vq37 is heavier than the vq35?
So right now I'm leaning towards the 6390.140 part unless a better info comes around...
Was able to dig up this info over on g35driver...they seem to be more adventurous over there when it comes to modding...
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Between the 07-08 (6383.140) and 09+ (6390.140) RWD Eibach sedan springs, I read that Eibach changed the springs for the 09 to give a more even drop. The 07-08 springs on the 09 make the front sag more than the rear. Maybe this is because the vq37 is heavier than the vq35?
So right now I'm leaning towards the 6390.140 part unless a better info comes around...
Was able to dig up this info over on g35driver...they seem to be more adventurous over there when it comes to modding...
So right now I'm leaning towards the 6390.140 part unless a better info comes around...
Was able to dig up this info over on g35driver...they seem to be more adventurous over there when it comes to modding...
anyway thats interesting that the fronts on the 09 sag more than the rear b/c the 07-08 sag more in the rear than in the front. i thought that eibach wouldve gotten it right for the 2nd set of springs. if you got the coin, id suggest you get coilovers so u can give yourself an even drop/ adjustable dampening
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For what its work I have a '10 G37xS and im goin with Eibach springs# 6394.140 which they have listed for the G37x coupe, for this reason...if you look weight of the X coupe (which is 3,830lb) is about 23lb heavier than our X sedans so imo its closest to the spring to weight ratio if i stated that correctly and gives it a nice drop whether stock or +1 tires.
ACM25 made a good point about the stiffness, which is also something to consider...
ACM25 made a good point about the stiffness, which is also something to consider...
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hehe we are a bit more adventurous only b/c we've had our cars longer than you guys and we get bored w/ the mods that we have.
anyway thats interesting that the fronts on the 09 sag more than the rear b/c the 07-08 sag more in the rear than in the front. i thought that eibach wouldve gotten it right for the 2nd set of springs. if you got the coin, id suggest you get coilovers so u can give yourself an even drop/ adjustable dampening
anyway thats interesting that the fronts on the 09 sag more than the rear b/c the 07-08 sag more in the rear than in the front. i thought that eibach wouldve gotten it right for the 2nd set of springs. if you got the coin, id suggest you get coilovers so u can give yourself an even drop/ adjustable dampening
BTW, GxS, did you have to get camber kits when you installed your springs?
For what its work I have a '10 G37xS and im goin with Eibach springs# 6394.140 which they have listed for the G37x coupe, for this reason...if you look weight of the X coupe (which is 3,830lb) is about 23lb heavier than our X sedans so imo its closest to the spring to weight ratio if i stated that correctly and gives it a nice drop whether stock or +1 tires.
ACM25 made a good point about the stiffness, which is also something to consider...
ACM25 made a good point about the stiffness, which is also something to consider...
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